Relacionar Columnas Legal Use of ForceVersión en línea Match the concept to its explanation. por Chris McCormick 1 20/20 hindsight 2 Factors considered 3 Tunnel vision & auditory exclusion 4 minimal force 5 objective test 6 Seizure 7 Officer visualization statement 8 Factors not considered 9 least intrusive means 10 Totality of facts and circumstances judging police use of force through the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene judging use of force while looking at the event only after it happened having to use alternative or minimal force options first Information found later, officer's motives/intentions, perspective of the suspect or victim using lesser options of force in attempting to seize a suspect types of sensory deprivation officers experience when encountering a threat- allowable under the standard Government termination of the freedom of movement of a suspect. "The suspect was enraged. His face looked like a demon and he was screaming at the top of his lungs." Considering all the factors facing the officer or known to the officer before and during a use of force incident. SUSPECT'S: weight, height, age, condition, prior criminal activity, resisting or evading arrest. OFFICER'S: knowledge, training, experience, observations tied to 5 senses
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